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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1954
Page
5
Wisconsin researchers Drs. Fred and Fran Hamerstrom warn that habitat loss, not hunting, drives prairie chicken decline. They urge preserving nesting areas and note prairie birds are short lived. closing seasons alone won’t save them.
A Shell ad explains that engine power drops from pre-ignition and spark plug misfires caused by carbon and lead deposits. It promotes Shell Premium Gasoline with TCP additive to fireproof deposits and prevent short circuits, promising noticeable gains within two tanks and urging continued use at Shell stations.
Chemists at Kanazawa University warn climbers not to drink meltwater from peaks in Japan's Alps as tests show radioactive snow. Officials link contamination to recent U S hydrogen bomb tests in the Pacific.
A single pair of houseflies and their offspring, if every generation survived, might produce 191 quintillion flies in a season, reaching a total mass of about 942 trillion tons.
Dads and AFL workers completed a new fireplace and lodge updates at Camp Ehawee in La Crosse. Volunteers built a sign archway, installed folding tables, cupboards, and a stove with a refrigerator. Camp officers and donors supplied refreshments as excitement builds for an overnight stay. Connecticut paid over eight million dollars in unemployment compensation in 1958.
Detroit reports the auto industry relies on General Motors Ford and Chrysler for about 96 percent of new passenger cars. American Motors and Nash Hudson supply most of the rest while smaller makers have produced roughly 114000 cars this year. Merger chatter surrounds Packard and Studebaker as analysts see a likely consolidation.
The newly organized local NARCE chapter met June 11 at Heileman Clubrooms. Officers present were Lloyd A. Wilsey president O T. Fischer secretary and P M Chase first vice president. They discussed merging Social Security and government employee retirement systems and adjourned for summer with next meeting planned for September.
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